Mother Hospital - Olari - Pullazhi Rd, Thrissur

The Mother Hospital is situated on a stunning 10-acre site along the Thrissur-Kanjany-Vatanappally route. It is conveniently located since it is close to the three main bus stations and the Thrissur railway station. The hospital is situated in Thrissur Corporation, away from the hustle and bustle of the city, in a welcoming, lovely, clean, and tranquil environment. In Thrissur, Kerala, Mother Hospital is well recognized for its anesthesiology services.

With 100 beds, 17 doctors, 70 employees, and 7 departments, it was operational when it first opened. A 300-bed multispecialty hospital with modern departments and infrastructure now exists. Their recognized educational institutes include the Mother College of Nursing and Mother College of Paramedical Sciences. Their institution has been approved by the National Board of Exams in Pediatrics and Obstetrics & Gynecology as a Postgraduate training centre.

Mother Hospital Founders & Team:

Mother hospital was founded in 1991 by Dr. Ali and Dr. Aysha Ali. The Board of Directors of the hospital consists of Dr. PA Abdul Hakkim, Dr. Nisha M. Ali, Dr. Shabna M. Ali, Dr. Shermin M. Ali, Dr. Hassan M. Ali, and Dr. PM Shijar.

Mother Hospital Departments:

Microbiology

Mother Hospital Equipment:

Listed here are some of the types of equipment offered by Mother Hospital, Thrissur for different specialties are as follows:

Cardiology: daily outpatient clinic, IP services, ICU care, and CATH Lab

Gastrointestinal and Liver Disease: upper GI endoscopy, ERCP, sigmoidoscopy, colonoscopy esophageal manometry, rectal manometry, pH measurements, percutaneous endoscopic gastrostomy

Neonatology: CPAP machines, Hypothermia for new-born with birth asphyxia, In-house USG- and Echo machine

Nephrology: Continuous ambulatory peritoneal dialysis (CAPD), Renal biopsy facilities, Pre-dialysis CKD care.

CSR Activities:

The hospital has enacted the CSR Policy, which outlines the numerous endeavors described in Schedule VII of the 2013 Companies Act. The policy anticipates the CSR Committee's recommendations, which will specify how much money should be spent on the activities covered by the policy. The Board periodically monitors the project(s) or program(s), reporting to the Board on the status of the project(s) or program(s). Either the corporation will carry out the project or program itself, or it will partner with an implementation agency to do so.

Their CSR policy is primarily focused on providing free care to those in need. With its emphasis on education and skill development, health and wellbeing, and environmental sustainability, including biodiversity, energy, and water conservation, it also aims to demonstrate caring for the community. The goal of assisting the socially excluded by giving them chances to enhance their quality of life is also a part of this.